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Title: The actor-partner interdependence model for categorical dyadic data: A user-friendly guide to GEE.
Authors: LOEYS, TOM, COOK, WILLIAM, DE SMET, OLIVIA, WIETZKER, ANNE, BUYSSE, ANN
Source: Personal Relationships. Jun2014, Vol. 21 Issue 2, p225-241. 17p.
Subjects: Generalized estimating equations, Dyadic analysis (Social sciences), SAS (Computer program language), SPSS (Computer software), Social interaction, Separation (Psychology)
Abstract: The actor-partner interdependence model ( APIM) has been widely used for the analysis of pairs of individuals who interact with each other. The goal of this article is to detail in a nontechnical way how the APIM for binary or count outcomes can be implemented and how actor and partner effects can be estimated using generalized estimating equations ( GEE) methodology. Both SPSS- and SAS-syntax needed to estimate the model and the interpretation of the output are illustrated using data from a study exploring the effect of satisfaction with the relationship before the breakup on unwanted pursuit behavior after the breakup in formerly married partners. The use of this GEE method will allow researchers to test a wide array of research hypotheses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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